Entertainment platform Fandom announced today its acquisition of seven entertainment and gaming brands from media company Red Ventures, including online publications Comic Vine, Cord Cutters News, ...

Online platform Fandom has acquired TV Guide, Metacritic and other entertainment and gaming brands in a $55 million deal with Red Ventures. The agreement will add Metacritic, GameSpot, Cord Cutters ...

San Francisco-based Fandom beefed up its platform for ardent followers of a vast number of obsessions, acquiring seven fan-oriented publications – including such prominent brands as Gamespot, TV Guide ...

Fandom is rolling up a suite of entertainment and gaming content properties — including TV Guide and Metacritic — in a deal with digital-marketing company Red Ventures worth about $50 million. San ...

Entertainment company Fandom Inc. has acquired the digital assets of TV Guide, reviews aggregator Metacritic and others from media company Red Ventures LLC, adding to a string of publishing deals in ...

Red Ventures had acquired the brands from ViacomCBS in 2020. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor The fan engagement platform Fandom has acquired a number of entertainment and gaming brands from Red Ventures ...

Perkins Miller oversaw Fandom’s layoff-filled acquisitions of TV Guide, Metacritic, GameSpot, and Giant Bomb. Perkins Miller oversaw Fandom’s layoff-filled acquisitions of TV Guide, Metacritic, ...

Fandom has made an unspecified number of layoffs at GameSpot, Giant Bomb, Metacritic and TV Guide — four months after buying the entertainment and gaming sites for about $50 million — and also has let ...

Users hate the ads, AI is coming, and the social media landscape is getting weird — but Perkins thinks Fandom is poised to survive and thrive. Users hate the ads, AI is coming, and the social media ...

Furries know what it’s like to be ridiculed or stigmatized for existing, but their interest in anthropomorphized animals boulders through hate with a community of millions. Although furry fandom is ...

Back in 2005, Ben Acker and Ben Blacker wrote the first episodes of the Thrilling Adventure Hour, a variety show inspired by old-time radio serials. Filled with sci-fi and horror genre parodies, their ...